UFO Crash near Port Shepstone, South Africa
The South African National Sea Rescue Institute is monitoring the seas near Port Shepstone, South Africa, after numerous eye witnesses reported a Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) crashing into the ocean on Saturday, 21 May 2006.
Witnesses described seeing a craft crashing into the waves. They saw smoke and the water boiling after the alleged crash.
The NSRI and local police searched the sea in an area of 12 square nautical miles, but couldn't find any debris or indication of a crashed craft. They are keeping their eyes on the situation.
No aircraft has been reported as missing or lost. The possibility exists that it could have been some sort of space debris or a meotorite that was seen crashing into the waves.
All the witnesses are convinced that they saw something. It remains to be seen exactly what it was and if indeed it was a craft of alien origin.
Witnesses described seeing a craft crashing into the waves. They saw smoke and the water boiling after the alleged crash.
The NSRI and local police searched the sea in an area of 12 square nautical miles, but couldn't find any debris or indication of a crashed craft. They are keeping their eyes on the situation.
No aircraft has been reported as missing or lost. The possibility exists that it could have been some sort of space debris or a meotorite that was seen crashing into the waves.
All the witnesses are convinced that they saw something. It remains to be seen exactly what it was and if indeed it was a craft of alien origin.
posted by KJ Mulder at 1:07 PM
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